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Updates the docs changelog for 2.45.3 . Both of these features are also present in DefectDojo OS edition.

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dryrunsecurity bot commented May 1, 2025

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This pull request identifies a potential security vulnerability in DefectDojo Pro where automated tool reports could unintentionally modify finding statuses, potentially allowing status manipulation through misconfigured or manipulated tool reports.

💭 Unconfirmed Findings (1)
Vulnerability Potential Unintended Status Modification During Reimport
Description A security finding in DefectDojo Pro v2.45.3 reveals that automated tool reports could potentially manipulate Finding statuses without direct human intervention. The new reimport behavior allows changing a Finding's status based on subsequent tool reports, which could enable status bypassing if tool reports are manipulated or misconfigured.

All finding details can be found in the DryRun Security Dashboard.

@Maffooch Maffooch requested review from dogboat and hblankenship May 1, 2025 18:19
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@Maffooch Maffooch merged commit 6601929 into DefectDojo:bugfix May 2, 2025
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